gadget

**Debugger's Delight** Gadget is a collection of tools to debug and inspect certain game elements from in-game - think Chrome's developer tools, or Firefoxes' Firebug. Gadget's inspection tools work both in single player and on a remote server - if it also has Gadget installed. ## Entity Inspector !(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wisp-forest/gadget/master/media/gadget-screenshot-entity-inspector-1.jpg) Press the `Inspect (default: I)` key when targeting a entity or block entity to view and edit its internal Java fields. You can inspect both the client and server Java object. ## NBT Inspector !(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wisp-forest/gadget/master/media/gadget-screenshot-nbt-inspector-1.jpg) Press the `Inspect (default: I)` key when hovering over an item stack with NBT to view and edit its NBT. ## Packet Dumper !(https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wisp-forest/gadget/master/media/gadget-screenshot-packet-dump-viewer-1.jpg) Press the `Dump Packets (default: K)` key to toggle dumping network traffic on. You can also join with the packet dumper engaged by right-clicking the server or world and selecting `Join and start dumping packets`. Press `Dump Packets` again to stop recording and save the dump. You can review it from the Gadget's menu. ## Server owners and operators Gadget supports the Fabric Permissions API. If not present, it defaults to requiring OP status. Gadget uses the following permissions: `gadget.inspect` - entity inspector usage permission `gadget.replaceStack` - NBT viewer write permission ## Class Inspector *(the class inspector is broken in the latest version :P)* Look through all classes touched by mixin (or all classes, if you hold shift) by looking in the class inspector. **N.B.**: This will automatically download Quiltflower from the QuiltMC maven the first time you press `Inspect Exported Classes`.